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Javascript based Kalman filter for 1D data

Home Page: https://www.wouterbulten.nl/blog/tech/lightweight-javascript-library-for-noise-filtering/

License: MIT License

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kalman-filter javascript-library filter javascript noise noise-filtering

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Java Version ?

Hai,
I'm a newbee for this, do you have anything which is Java equivalent for this Javascript. If so it could be more helpful. And also could you add some examples for implementing Kalman filter on realtime data.

Because I actually dont know how to implement it. It will be great if you help.

PS: Sorry for opening it as an issue.

GPS data

Hi I'm new to kalman filters so thought I would ask. Is it possible to use this on smoothing out gps signals where the location is jumping around a bit. I know this is a common use for kalman filters, but I'm a little confused on how to weight the filter by the accuracy of the gps fix. is it possible to use the accuracy as a weight for filtering GPS data?

Thanks

input data with timestamps

Hi Wouter,

nice and simple library...

I could apply this for various data filtering in a robot environment. (e.g. RSSI from BLE devices for localisation, speed and position from wheel sensors, etc. are areas where I am struggling with accuracy).

Do I assume that the filter requires a constant time interval between measurements, as there seems no concept of time in the filter?

Background:
For wheel sensors, I have microsecond timestamps on the readings - basically I get a new reading each time the sensor detects it.
For RSSI, the timing of values is fairly random, but I do have timestamps.

What would be your approach for using a kalman filter on inputs where the time interval is not constant?

best regards,

Simon

Kalmanjs in real time?

Hi

Great job, I have a question, I saw you have a data set to apply Kalman Filter, so, It's possible apply to real time data??

Sorry I newby in javascript

Best regards

Using multiple filters causes filtered data to converge

When using multiple filters to filter multiple signals, e.g.:

var filterBlue = new KalmanFilter();
var filterGreen = new KalmanFilter();
var filterGray = new KalmanFilter();

It appears as if all the filters are using all data, not just the one passed through them. That's an empirical observation, my JS is not great and I couldn't tell if this was the case through the code. I'm attaching a chart for three signals, the light colors are the raw values and the dark colors are the filtered values. The filter works well individually but it doesn't when instantiated multiple times.

screen shot 2016-04-29 at 3 00 59 pm

Q and R symbol is misrepresented?

I'm kinda new to this kalman filter concept and after few surveys on the web and now I'm really confused about the symbol's representation made in this repository.
I think the measurement noise symbol that is described as Q should be R and process noise symbol that is described as R should be Q.

You can see many of the references are referring Q as a process noise and R as a measurement noise.

https://github.com/rlabbe/filterpy/blob/master/filterpy/kalman/kalman_filter.py
http://www.swarthmore.edu/NatSci/echeeve1/Ref/Kalman/MatrixKalman.html
https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1041201/FULLTEXT01.pdf
https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1702/1702.00884.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalman_filter#Underlying_dynamical_system_model

Update*
I saw the comment that you leaved at your blog and I'm still not sure about which definition is closer to the original.
image

I'll leave a pull-request if needed, Thanks :)

What is the roadmap for release?

Hello,

I have just discovered your plugin and would like to use it in production soon. When do you plan to release this beta version?

Many thanks

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